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sharp ooe, to sing sing.

New York, Sept. 26.-The decision in tha
Sharp case has been affirmed by the general
term All four of the judges concur. The case
can now be appealed to the Court OF Appeals but
Sharp will be sent TO Sing Sing Immediately.
Attorney Nelson, of Sharp's counsel, said to-
night that undoubtedly application for q stay
would be made to the court of last resort. and
Sharp would not ses the States prison pending
the result of that application. Assistant Dis
Sharps commitment to prison would be made
at once and ne would doubtless be sent to prison
within forty-eight hours.
Gen. Roger A. Pryor was seen about the de-
cisior. He said. ssThen Sharp goes To prison.
don't think that the will he taken TO tho
Court of Appeals In the face OF the unanimous
decision of tho justices of Oyer and Terminer. !"
Sharp did not hear of the decision till this even
ing. He was not much affected by the news.
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Nh AnaWAf

CHICAGO, Sept 26-'.No answer" Such was
a response reporter received to message he
sent to the condemned Anarchists in the county
JAIL desiring to know if they had anything to
say in reference to q dispatch from New York,
which represented Mrs ". p. Black saying
that their wives had resolved, as soon as they
were executed. to murde their children and
then commit suicide Themselves, and that Miss
Nina Van Zandt had expressed the derermina-
ton to die at the Same hour that August Spies
did, and
The reporter had to ask through the Jail off,
GERS so strict is The watch now kept over them.
Sheriff Matson has given strict orders that no
one be allowed to them, and they have,
themselves, requested that newspaper in
truders be allowed to approach their cells
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Neehe Sent to Joliet.

CHICAGO, Sept. 26 Oscar Neebe the Anarch.
ist, is in Joliet None of his friends knew he
was to be taken away SO suddenly. and to none
of them did he say goodbye At o'clock to-
night a coupe driven by q deputy-sherif stopped
in the shadow OF the Criminal Court building.
and Deputy Sheriffs Gleason, Spears and
Hubbard alighted and went into the Jail. Ben
Price, the Jail clerk, was waiting for
them. They understood each other.
and without any ado Price unlocked
the inner doors. and. followed by Gleason
and Spears. tramped up the iron stairway to the
second gallery, where the condemned Anarch-
lists are. Lights were burning in all the cells
Neebe's cell door was unlocked and Spears told
him he wanted to talk with him in the Jail Of
fee. The party then went quietly down stairs.
When the Office door Was closed, Spears said
We'll: Neebs. we are going to take yo9 to
see my iawy or. Captain Bl.ekf Etaoulased
Neebe in a tone OF fsurprise. 'sNo." He then
asked to be allowed to change his clothes.
and clean linen. He put them on, then held out
his wrists for the manaeles with which Gleason
had been playing. He was first handcufed
shss ,Ssa ana es
Spears's left The party then left the jail. Glea-
told the guards at the Jail to lock the door
amd Keep dns ERE. reporters back ney did S ;o ne and
the carriage was well on Its way to the Chicago
& Alton railroad.
When a delayed reporter reached that depot
he found that the Fast express for St Louis was
just pulling out The Neebe party were aboard.
The train arrived at Joliet at 1035, and the
prisoner was at once hurried to the prison. A
Neebe was coming. Deputy Hubbard did not
go to Joliet He stated that the sheriff had
thought best to have Neebe taken to Joliet
secretly, for fear of an outbreak nd an attempt
at rescue.
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General and Personal,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-The aggregate
amount of bonds offered to the Treasury De-
partment to-day to 3 o'clock was ST. 234. $50, of
which $I.061, 200 four-and-one-halfs and
$lT3 050 our-per-cents.
The President has appointed Charles NJ. Force,
OF Kentucky, to be receiver of public moneys at
Lewiston, l. t.
The issue of standard silver dollars from the
mints during the week ended Sept q was
S.. .359 565 The issue during the corresponding
OF fractional silver coin since Sept. amounted
to 1895, S17
Secretary Fairchid will return to Washington
from New York and resume control Of the
Treasury Department on Thursday next
The President to-day appointed Whitaker NJ
Grant, of Iowa. to be attorney of the United
States Tor the district of Alaska
Ihe following Indiana attorneys have been
admitted to practice before the Interior Depart
ment: Jason w. Brown, Saline City; John w.
Todd. Jasonvile; Thos. q. Gillespie, Staunton.
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The President Issues His Proclamation Touch
ing Reciprocal Trade Relations with Spain
and Her Island Dependencies.
Secretary Fairchild's Successful Efforts
to Reduce the Treasury Surplus.
The Makeup of the Train Which Will Con-
vey the President and Party on Their
Western Tour-Washingt Notes.
THOEBE VS.. CARLISLE.
The knights of Labor Determined on q Stub
born Fish hit In the Case.

The knights of Labor Determined on Stub
born Fight In the Case.
WASHINGTON, Sept 26.-The seeming indif
ference which Carlisle and his friends display
for the Thoebe contest is netting the labor men
considerably. Ore of the leaders OF the Knights
of Labor organization in this city said to-day:
''Mr. Carlisle treats Mr. Thoebes claims to. and
contest for his seat with undisguised contempt.
That is just the way he treated Thoebes candi-
dacy, and he seems to think it presumptous In a
laboring man to contest with him for a seat in
the national legislature. He and his friends
claim that there is nothing in the testimony
taken by Thoebe to entitle the latter to ms
seat, and they seem to expect the Democratic
majority il the House to adopt their
view of the case, without 80 much as lnves-
tigatng the testimony. But if Mr.. Carlisle
is to retain his seat upon no other
grounds but that he is the Democratic
leader and because the Democratic majority in
the House can award the seat to him, there will
be music in the air. Mr.. Carlisle says there IS
nothing in the testimony taken in the case to
give Thoebe the seat. That may be his opinion,
but there are others who have weighed and
studied the testimony, and hold differant
opinion. The Knights of Labor who are inter-
ested in the matter are convinced that Thoebe
has made ont his case and propose to STICK TO
him. District Assembly 4s, K. of L., which
takes in a large portion of Ohio Indiana. Ken
lucky and West Virginia, has taken up Thoebes
case, and will that justice is done him or
know why not An assessment has been levied
to pay the expenses of the contest. and in addi-
ton to the attorneys now representing Thoebe,
lawyers of national reputation will be engaged
to present his claims before Congress. we
mean to be treated fairly, and if we are not we
,uan knnrr how To ravanpa ourselves.
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THE DANGEROUS ELEMENT.
The Results Expected from the Socialist
International Alliance.

The Results Expected from the Socialist
International Alliance.
CHICAGO Sept. 26.-The newspapers here
consider the most important result of the recen
socialist convention at Buffalo was the amalga-
nation of the Internatonalists and Socialists
The Chicago Reds are jubilant and predict that
great work will be accomplished in tie next two
years. local Socialist leader is reported to-
day as making tho following statement regard
ing the situation: 1.-THE Internationals, under
the leadership of Burnett G.. Haskell, Of Denver
formerly OF San Francisco. have for years
steadily opposed all the work and methods Of
Socialist Labor party. They held that the only
method by which the present social system
could be overthrown was by force These pa
pers will form press association of their own.
Our plan Of campaign will be education. The
money that has been spent in the past In poll
tics. will be devoted to socialistic literature
All talk Of a revolution will be stopped.
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Secretary Fairchi,d,s Views.

New YORK. Sept 26-Secretary Fairchild ia
at the sub btreasury to-day. He expects to
main in the city until Wednesday morning,
when he will go 20 Washington. reporter
asked him about his financial policy. '.My po-
sition was pretty clearly defined in the Treasury
Department circular which was issued few
days ago. was the reply. ..and don't any
reason TO change my views" The Secretary saw
nothing IN the financial situation at which the
people need be alarmed. There was good out
look for the fall and winters business. Mer-
chants and manufacturers were hopeful
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principal and 81, ,40S 773 premium on the bonds.
The payments were made as follows: Four-per.
cent. bonds. 81. 357, 800 principal and 81 OOs728
premium; four-and- -a-half-per-c bonds. s3-
s3l.350 principal and 1921, ,489 premium. These
payments are in addition to the purchases OF
$il, ,565.300 four-and- a half percent bonds nm.
Ger the previous circular. Interest due Oct /
on four-per-cant. bonds, amounting to SO, GIL 0GO
was paid by the Treasurer to-day without re-
bate So it will be seen that the department
has recently pnt considerable money into circu-
lation, and has nearly extingushed the surplus
of receipts for the present month.
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The Presidents Special Car.


Superintendent Robert Barry, Of the Pullman
Palace Car Company. has just returned to Phil
adelphia from Washington, where he completed
arrangements for the makeup Of the train
which will convey President Cleveland on his
Western trip 1t will consist of Mr. Pulman's
private car. 'sP. p. c." the combination car
..Aifarata.' and the sleeping car ..Velasee"
These will all be lighted by electricity, the train
carrying its own dynamo for that purpose.
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Dripping Wet. but Enthusiastic.

To tho Western Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 26.-A national salute from
Camp Washington heralded the dawnins of day
and aroused the army of visitors and the COM
miitees whose duties called them to the early
trains The clouds that had gathered early
Sunday evening drifted over the city. but fine
mist dampened the atmosphere early this morn
ing. and gradually increased into q steady. dis
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The Isnnd Pnrchases.

WASHINGTON, July 26-The total amount Of
bonds purchased by the Treasury to-day under
the circular OF the 22d inst was 81 253 $50, of
which ST. 076 200 were four-and- a-half- pcr-cents
and s177. .050 four-per-cents. The total amount
of money already paid out for bonds under this
circular is So $685. 423 which represents ss $50
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WASHINGTON. Sept. 26.-The Treasury De-
partment has received from United States
Marshal Banks, OF Massachusetts. vouchers
showing the expenditure of over s33. 900 by his
office. It was the marshars delay in sending in
his accounts that made the Treasury officials
somewhat apprebensive and as the amount for
which he may now be liable is brought within
the limits of his bonds by the vouchers sent in,
the department. to-day honored his draft for
oI,e =
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Black Thinks His Case Good.

New YORK, Sept. 26-Capt Black, Of Chi
cago. said to-day that he and Gen. Roger "A.
Pryor had been examining the record in the
case of the condemned Anarchists and the more
they examined it the more they were satisfied
they had a good case George A. Schiling OF
Chicago, announced that he would lecture in
Faneuil Hall, Boston, on Wednesday evening,
on the condemned Anarchists
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Cardinal G,bbons's western visit.

BALTIMORE, Sept 26-Cardinal Gibbons, ac-
companied by Rev. DIR. p. l.. Carpet, of Wash
ington left Baltimore this morning on the Penn
sylvania railroad for the West. Portland, Ore,
Is the objective point, whore he will confer the
pallium upon Archbishop Gross. but he will stop
en- route at Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul
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MINOR MATTERS.

3AYARD, Secretary OF State"
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

4.
20 the rules respecting cAlling Of .
Jury, Indictments and suu.mou,ys Of
Jurors.
There was, said the SPEAKER, no limit 10
the jubilee act. Il WAs forever. The
present Lord Lieutenant 10 . descend q ant
OF shat srch traitor CAstlerAigh, who
eiRhty.seven years ago destroyed the
nperty OF Ireland. The Irish though
welcomed the Jubilee sct Every time
an act OF this kind bad been parsed the
I1eh people came mp stronger. TIE
resident magistrates, who are such q
source Of trouble TO Ireland, are for the
most part appointed because their rela.
tives wished to provide for them. In
one case an appoiDtmentha had been sektd
IN love, ana they we're afraid be would
take to drinking. The English said
they had ooerced the Irish because they
we're 30 oaa It was impesstble to 90
anything With them 10 any other way.
The speaker asserted that there was
not no much crime, according to popu.
iend. They ooercod the Irish because
they were . pstriotic people. The
champions OF Ireland had made the
British Parliament the Laughing stock
OF the world, and IL will continue to be
urMt II lekfslates 10 tsvor Of home rule,
Home Rule, the speaker said, VA
the watchword, and - soon as the
Liberal party was again In power,
which Will be next election under
Gladstone, loud applause and cheers,
tney will give Ireland Home Rule. Ii
con clusion the speaker promised that Il
the Liberals got into power again the
proceedings OF Parliament would be
more interesting reading for them; they
would be drafting . Home Rule bill
inetead OF discussing resident masis
trate'. The speaker said that n Ameri
ca ever needed help, he hardly though,
she ever would, for she wss destined tt
become the g-eatest country in tn,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
Special Mention.

Go to II. P. Carey, No. 81 King
street. for pure creamery butser at %,
Is, 28 and 80 cent?; York State cheese,
IA. IL and 18 cents per pound; freeh
country eggs, 25 cents per dozsn choice
preserves, 10 cents par pound; choioe
jelly, 4 pounds for 25 cents; choice apple
butter, cents per poult; very fine
mincsnest, 3 pounds for 25 cents.
Don't forget the place for choice goods
snd low prlces. Il. p. CAREY, No. Sl1
King strest.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

To dispose of the lnrge stock Of monu.
ments, tombstouss AID tableta, made
expressly Ter this fsl,'s trade, amops
which are some of the finest and hand.
somsst tombe, wa will offgr them at lssn
than cost price In order TO make room
for improvements. This is an oppor
tun.ty TO ReE q great bsr2ain, 10 the
stock will be sold. Smith In bic and
Rrsuise works, Tarth and TAtnall
streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

rhe oheapese has nous me oftv.
6amford Bros.' A0A Market street.
~ Bush" eosi you WIN msen
Go to Mu-phey's for ycur bed springs
Buy your furniture st Murpheys.
Upholstering done as Adsirs.
Ads,r upholsters his Parlor Suits.
a, Bushs eoai you win surely uks NJ,
". J. KinbIs. ercsss. sn6 and Ius.isnu,
Adair's is the plr % for Chamber Suits.
AdAir's is the place for Pslor Furniture;
h1ihaze y. Dsvts'. ,swslsr. 3 =. ma ssrss,
rms 10 L kinSs, ~ HAMS, 10 Z. vousss
2. Reop Smith, drugytst, sth end King.
Amsrsosn Laundry, sos wsst front strsst.
81 xiIst ci.ss furniture st Murphsy's, 800
Go to Adair's for .verything In the Furni.
ture and Bedding line.
1t fs odd that the wages Of sin rsns'n iuss
the came as they were whom the hours were
shorter.
The difference between hill, ana . pill is
hard 70 get down.
a mustard platter is very sympathetic.
Y nen It can't do anything else for you ir
draws your attention.
There's many man as has got College
sdocattoA that goes through life without
nnding out how to invest II.
w nos uo5ito W0eltn fOf ft60If," romNk.
% the philosopher. "No," replied the cynic,
II suppose you desire It for yourself"
There is NO particular harm in riding
with IL,
Buy your powder, shot and caps as Lynch
Z Leary!, N. W. cor. Fourth and Madison
streets. Down town prices.
| 9o to Geo. h. Murphey's for your 'parIor.
chamber and dining room furniture. sos
Shipiey street.
| Before purchasing Furniture and Bedding
don't fafl to go TO Ad8ir's, AIS Market
street, and $50 hts stock ana get hts prices.
All Rheumatic and NeuraIgis pains and
Sick H:adsche relieved in five minuses with
Dr. Lipptncotts specific. Uf1ce, 604
French Street.
These that hsve not yet been to Adair's
Furniture store should mak> visit and
see the largest stock in this city whether you
want to ~ or not.
- Adair does not shov ysu tn, larzeys
stc " OF furniture and Bedding and lowest
prices In tnis city hs viii make you prss-
ent Of o suit.
Inc canvass for the Delaware State Afrec-
tory is no y in progress. new issue Is much
needed, as the last one fs six years old, and
there is no other publication that gives tue
namNs Of farmers. Ferris BROS. are the pub.
lisherB.
John q. Bryant, No, IL Esst Seventh
street, is prepared u supply any Kind or all
kinds OF books at Lewest Poss'h's CesN
sPrices, or will sell some on installments OF
small weekly or monthly payments.
II you want your Heaters and Range
overhauled and put in COED order for the
winter, send your order 10 East Fourln
ST. eet ptckels stove and Heater Oomps ny.
BY telephone. Number s2s, 1t wall be
promptly attended 70.
ADVERSELY AYD ADVERTISING.
There was young man IN this ere towa
Who was not wonderous wise;
He opened up some gooos for sale,
But aid not advertise.
Adversely did seize this MAJ,
Misfortune hlled his cnp;
he ope aed once store qnite fl ae,
Tho sheriff smut It up.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
a Gard

To all who ara suffering fxom the or.
rors and indisoretions OF youth, nervous
weakness, on,ly decay, loss OF manhood,
&c., will seud recipe that will cure
you, FREn on OH-ARdn. This great
rsmedy 100 discovered by y missionary
In South America. Send pef.address-
Cd envelope 10 the RAv. JosEkH 4.
IEMAN HsAtion ID. New York City.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

gentlemen composed the visiting 6plega.
tion and requested that their names be ap.
pended 10 the document pdopted Us their
views OF the Dayton Hedge:
William Msyne, William II Walker,
John Guthrie, n. Abner Mitchell,
Edward Way, HsnIy \. Dure,
Joshua JefferiA, John Peoples,
George Soriuger, Josepy Pyle,
Newton BrAcken, Joseph L. Carpenter,
Alvan A lien, ReubensattrrInw al ite
William .. jackson, j oseph Il Gould,
Thomas Poole, James L DeVou,
Atwood w elcin, z. Pennington,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
We OPEN EARLY.

We don't have a lot of
old dead stock that we must
get rid of before we show
you our new goods. Our
stock is new, it is the best
made, it is the lowest priced.
We have the brightest,
handsomest and most COR
venient salesroom in the
city. So An early call will
be just as good as a late one;
IN many respects very much
better.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

Made also to look well, aud sold st
prieea to bring this wsarer back for
mora. We are speaking of our girls
and boys school and dress shoes. Bah,
cocks, 206 Market street above Second,
Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
DIR. SHINING White Pulraon,c Balsarn,

the leading lung and throat remedy OF
Wilmington, Del. The positive pre-
ventor OF pulmonary consumption. Be-
lieves and cures coughs, chronic or re-
cent; soie throat, bosisenees, Group,
SO, remarkably fast. Lots of hons
references 500 ana 81. sold by deal
1rs. Depot, Bour,h anu King streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

that everybody ought to know that A.
Sergeant gives 9240 lbs. of the best, we'll
cleaned coal in every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hicory kindling wood in large
loads. Lime for whitewashing. Yard,
foot of Monroe street. Central office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue sign. Opening In the evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

Beecher's gallery is 315 Market street.
Look st the pictures In tis show GASES
aud judge for yourself II they are not
the best In the city Every person there
represented has had one dozen Just like
them. The 8x1O pioture We give with
each dozen FREE is worth $3.50. Be
sure OF mum ber, 8l5.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
-. ,,s,r r,srsam.

ra,a' nnfr fsaicsw
,.s,ores to original color: An
g,%,us, a soitsns and besatinss.l
~ ,rssss. A tonic ressorntive;
", " coming ont; strengthens. ,.
sssIs scalp. Soc.
!, m rootbsche. Instant reiie
Tovaa ON C0RNs," h,,d no, OF =,
ia, "ROUGH ON BILE
Il,,I.' ~ ~ bu. good. 100. "RoUGa
DsMs" sure cvrs' soc,
yvu Mast Not
p,,,h on Dirt" with the ordi'
.sIoa compounds. II 10 . Dow,
and al.oss.bs- sup"rior artboIe.
Van 10 bookkeeping. A boon
4 new discovery. Heats
n for Kitchen, Laundry,
!. Bath or shampoo.
apcush on Fries."
asoush on Piles" Irserpa'
m,l Rsmsdy in sach package
"A 50a.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

or silver watch at astonishingIy low
figures call on A. E. WilliAmsou,
jsweler, los West Eighth street. We
have special bargain In . gents las.
gold wAtch As $500, this watch ID
usually sold 1t from SIS to $50.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
For Men and Boys

Calf boot, b ip Roots and rnbber boots,
short leg and long leg; prices lowest in
town. Babcock's, sO6 Market street,
above Second, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

Every one is entirely willing to be his
neighoer' physician; yet tried remedies
shoul only be employed. The popularity
OF I.axador is constantly increasing which
tsstifles to the real worth of this valu-
able family medicine. 1t costs only 25'
cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

|nCt, 8 oen,s;sklka milk. 8 cents;
mix, 4 cents; cream, - oepts ;
v csuts; whipped cream, IL.
l8Y, Fc1rth and Shipley streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
Baudsone Bouquet.

L,vue bouquet OF dsbiias and
tiS from the yard Of Joseph
[ No 1906 Market street, was left
Ss this morning. They were
drd, and made . ane appear
sau, d the former stood 10 feet
I h height, exceeding In loftiness
sdthe kind that ever came under
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

|pli and silver watches ct re-.
k'los, a fall line OF gold and
[a aoli PLACED chains ut l5 E,
|R Z. Z. Hanf.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

n rllsble aud ehicacious. DR..
IB.by Syrup pever disappoints
! nd rurses, but cures at once the
ISne diseases Of babyhood. Sold
IN At q cents a bottle.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

his CoUcH and Consumption
fa by us on a guarantee. II
punptlon. Sold Ivy N. b. Dan
9nd snd Market Sts.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

nnsdy for the ladiss now with
Paas., line OF fall noveltits We
Piesss ell at Mrs. JAG obs, /,
Ftt.and 23O King streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

irs back, side or chest, use
|IP1tuus Plaster. Price 25 ots.
IN, B. Dan:or tb, cor. 2nd q
In.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

'sr pslsces 6i7 Market and 300
tstd, ths placa TO- fine milli.
ilnias the fal novelties. Mrs.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
Look at ths vIndo ws OF 22O King and

617 Market streets, and Se convinced
that this fall the millinery goods
brought TO Wilmington are ss ane and
varied aa can be seen iu any OF the larger
cities. New York not excepted. Mrs.
Jacobs.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

Fer fall clothing 90 70 Ash, ths me-
chant tailor, 7e5 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

Give Ash, the meronar. ts'Ior, a
SAIL TOR your fall suits. 705 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

Call and see our fue feathers AID
fancy, $40 King and 6l7 Market streets
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19
Now Ready.

|vrp.,ed buck " heat for cakes,
gprd Graham -four for the hesI
\ Stewards, Fourth and King
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

q Plllerton's, No. 302 King
|M pIe drugs Of oil descrip-
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

ace 70 get beef, rsutton or veal
siall II, City Market.
<A.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-19

FOR DYSPEPSIA and IIIVbf CUHp HINT
You havs q printed guarantee on every
bottle of Shiloh's Vltalizer. 1t never
fails to cure. fold by n b. Dsnfcrtb,
coz. End 81 Market streets.